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Celtic 'Toes', Genetic Distinction
I have been recently told that the 2nd toe, the one that rests beside the big toe is a genetic distinction if you are of Celtic Stock.
Apparently if the 2nd toe is bigger than the Big Toe it is a racial sign that your parents have confined their mating patterns to mixing within those of Celtic Stock.
Could all Celts and non Celts verify if this is true or not.
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Someone is pulling your toe
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Apparently from everyone I have told over the last six months or so in person, can confirm it to a certain degree. A lot of Irish males have it more so that Females. According to the Haplogroup studies, Irish males decend more from a common Celtic ancestor than Irish females. And if someone is pulling my toe, sure what harm, i am certain I can find many new distinctions for Celtic racial purity.
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I thought that was the Grecian toe.
Ailinne do you believe that the term Celtic should really be used for the Irish instead of say.. Gaelic, which I think makes more sense.
you say the celtic race, but there was none really in Ireland.
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Well the term Celtic is used now to describe the Indigenous people of western Europe who fit under Haplogroup 1. The Term Celtic and Gaelic are identical in meaning. Celt meaning warrior and Gaelic from Gal also meaning warrior. Gaelic is ideally the Irish term, but if we are to include the full family of Celtic people, the broder term would be Celtic. Gaelic may describe the Irish better. It is my understanding that in ancient times they all orignally refered to themselves as Eire, Ara, and Aire. All meaning Noble the same as Arya (Aryan). Celt and Gal can also translate to Noble, but would fit the bracket better as being Noble Warriors. I am uncertain whether the Grecian people have the same toe distinction. The earliest people in Greece were a branch of the Scythians Celto/Aryan people. My reason for the post is to see if other Celtic people from Eire, Alba etc can confirm or oppose the theory. I have never come across a website that gives an study on it and my only research is through observation so far on Irish people.
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Got this study now from
The results of this poll are quite surprising. I would not have guessed that more people have a longer second toe than not. We will have to start looking at people's feet more.
Have a look these comments from some of the voters.
Some studies done in England point to evidence that people with Celtic ancestry (Irish, Scottish, Manx, Breton, etc.) have longer second toes. The 2nd toe on my right foot is longer and on my left foot they are of equal length!
I read that if your second toe is the longest it you have Egyptian origin.
a bigger second toe means royalty
actually on my right foot the two are the same length. BUT, on my left foot my second toe is longer then my big toe. lol
I always heard it meant you would rule the roost if your second toe was longer. My husband's also is longer.
It's said that if your second toe is longer, you have werewolf potential.
if your second toe is bigger it means that you are the dominant one in the relationship
my dad has the second toe longer and he is not dominant at all, on the contrary my mom is the ruler of the family.He is smarter, but not dominat at all... so I believe the longer the smarter not the more powerful...=)
My 3rd toe is the longest!
if you can move your little toe easily it means your gonna do something big in life
My Girlfriend has a middle toe (left foot) longer than any of her other toes. Is this very unusual? I like it ...
my doctor told me that 2nd toe larger means more creativity. For the sake of us with big toe longest I hope he is wrong.
My grandma always told me that the one with a longer second toe was "going to be the boss of the family" ...of course, she's the same way
The longer your second toe is, the smarter you are!
Longer second toe is evolutionary fallback to our ape ancestors. Evolution is carrying us slowly toward having a longest big toe.
Actually the second toe being longer than the first is a condition called "Morton's toe". It is a condition that about 1/3 of the population has. It causes pressure to be displaced on the center of the foot and can cause foot pain if high heeled shoes and hard surfaces or walk on often. The longer 1st toe has nothing to do with evolution (as stated in the last post by somebody) our feet are a hereditary trait (we get from our parents). I myself have a longer 3rd toe on both feet stemming from the fact that both of my parents have a longer second toe.
All the comments posted are wrong. the longer second toe is due to Celtic tribes being Hunter-gatherers for longer than most other tribes of Anglo Saxon origin, which due to switching to farming lost the need for the gripping longer second toe. It is evolution, not a medical condition.
when the second toe is longer, i call it the "boss toe" cuz those people are more dominant.
It's only a malady with poorly fitting shoes, e.g., highheels. Pre-man, with handlike feet, began bipedal walking, and foot-thumbs evolved to become big toes. Those who have their longest toe inline with the leg are designed to be *barefoot.*
Look at your hands.If our ancestors had feet like our hands,longer second toes make better bipeds.
My second toe is longest and I hate it, I think it is really ugly!!
My roommate has a longer second toe and I believe he is a mutant!
My third toe on both feet is longer than the big toe and I HATE it. I think it is really ugly and I hope to get surgery to fix it.
Longer second toe, so I was told while being humiliated in my childhood, means the possesor has a strong sense of leadership.
my 2nd toe is longer too .. haha - I guess that means I'm the smartest? I HATE IT!
My second and third toe on both of my feet are longer than my big toe -' but.......... so are both of my fingers on both hands(middle and ring) are both longer than my index finger - i am 100% irish descent - any thoughts??????
After reading that the longer second toe indicates a Celtic heritage, I began taking sneak peeks at people's feet. I see quite a few of these "Morton's Toes" on people of Mexican and Thai extraction!!! What gives?
Hey! I'M Mexican! I guess your theory's right dude. (I have a longer second toe of course)
I am of 100% Irish descent and none of my toes are longer than my first (big) toe.
I read somewhere that a longer second toe showed aristocratic descent. Has any one else heard this?
I think that this is rubbish. Who ever thought this up has no idea what there talking about.
Toes are just toes. Length doesn't mean anything. Sorry, but Science beats beliefs and "sayings"! Hahaha.
I always thought, when the second toe was longer than the big toe, that it was "Athena's Foot," because her statue shows her second toe to be longer than her big toe. It's a mark of Athen's wisdom.
People with longer second toes are freaks.
Morton's toes are on every race and creed. Yes it's genetic, and no, idiots, it has nothing to do with leadership or intelligence. Go re-read your tea-leaves. A bigger second toe means: Sometimes you gotta buy bigger shoes. Period.
What about the third toe being shorter than the fourth?
I'm italian...and when i visited italy, so many people had the second toe longer than the big toe...maybe it's an italian thing too!
Toes are delicious, but girls with longer second toes? Scrumptious.
Instead of asking which is BIGGEST, shouldn't you ask which is LONGEST. Biggest also refers to width. Whose 2nd toe is wider than their 1st toe?
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right, . . . . uhm, wel i'm Dutch and both my second toes are longer, . . but i can't recall any irish/celtic people in my family . Very vague theory if you ask me.
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According to this map that gives an account of Haplogroup 1 studies, it shows that 40% of Dutch people are of Celtic stock.
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Are you kidding me!? hmm well, they recently dug up some ancient- celtic coins nearby were i live, tis said that there is a different (racial) view now of the people that live around that place. but thats very interesting actually.
your link isn't that clear unfortunetly .
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Evolving knowledge of the teratogenicity of medications in human pregnancy†
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A majority of pregnant women take at least one medication during pregnancy, although the safety of such drugs during pregnancy is not always known. We reviewed the safety during pregnancy of 172 drugs approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) from 2000 to 2010 using the TERIS risk rating system. We also reviewed safety information for 468 drugs approved by the FDA from 1980 to 2000 to determine if revisions in risk categories had been made in the last 10 years. The teratogenic risk in human pregnancy was "undetermined" for 168 (97.7%) of drug treatments approved between 2000 and 2010. Furthermore, the amount of data available regarding safety in pregnancy was rated as "none" for 126 (73.3%) of these drugs. For those drugs approved between 1980 and 2000, only 23 (5%) changed a full risk category or more in the past 10 years. Sources of data that led to a revised risk were derived from exposure cohort studies performed through record linkage studies, teratogen information services, large population-based case-control studies, and pregnancy registries. The mean time for a treatment initially classified as having an "undetermined" risk to be assigned a more precise risk was 27 years (95% confidence interval 26–28 years). The lack of information needed to assess the safety of drug treatments during human pregnancy remains a serious public health problem. A more active approach to post-marketing surveillance for teratogenic effects is necessary. © 2011 Wiley-Liss, Inc.


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another gripping Harry Bosch story-- this one was more courtroom drama, but still had just as much of the mystery & plot twists i love about this series. and there are many twists in this one-- i again made the mistake of thinking i knew who the killer was & again, was shocked by who it turned out to be. i also enjoyed the fact that Harry is a bit more vulnerable in this story; by allowing himself to open up {though it was on the witness stand, under oath, to begin with}, he finds that his current relationship will become better because of it.
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Toronto FC's season was done a while ago but can be mathematically eliminated from playoff contention at home when they face the Chicago Fire.
The squad will also be depleted this evening as star player Torsten Frings has been shut down for the season due to injury and the Reds will also be without a few players who are on national team duty including key midfielder Terry Dunfield and playmaker Ryan Johnson.
A Toronto win at home is unlikely which is why most bookmakers have them pegged at 4.00 for the outright victory while the Double Chance is at 1.80. A rarirty indeed for a home team in MLS.
A draw would net you 3.40 but realistically the Chicago outright at 1.90 is the best value given the dismal performances of Toronto.
The Fire beat TFC 2-1 at home a month ago and are fighting desperately for a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. They currently sit in fourth place at 44 points, only two ahead of sixth place D.C. United, while a win would launch them into second place ahead of New York.
Their road record isn't the greatest at 4-6-3 (W-L-T) but they put on a great performance in their last match on September 2, when they defeated the Houston Dynamo 3-1 and have scored two or more goals in each of their last six games, an impressive stat.
As a result of the depleted Toronto roster and Chicago's recent goal-scoring prowess, take a look at the Over 2.5 which is being offered at 1.83.
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A Pig in Provence: Good Food and Simple Pleasures in the South of France Hardcover – Mar 15 2007
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On those magnificent days on which your drives split the fairway down the middle and your wedge shots leave you putting for birdie, you think: "I wonder if I could do this for a living." After all, guys in their 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s, guys no one heard of until recently, are making planeloads of money on the various golf tours (and buying private planes to take them from one big-money tournament to the next). A Good Walk Spoiled is a bit of a reality check. John Feinstein chronicles the struggles of the top golfers in the game, as well as those trying to get onto the PGA Tour. These are gifted players who've devoted their lives to the game, and on any given day they could just flat out stink. A Good Walk Spoiled is a completely engaging book from first page to last, a wonderfully observed and masterfully told story of pain and profit in the world's most frustrating sport. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Following the events of one year on the PGA tour, sportswriter Feinstein tells of the nerve-racking pressures and successess of professional golf.
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The negatives are, unfortunately, many. First of all Georgeanne jumps around in time far too much. It gets confusing. I do think a memoir should be fairly chronological. Then there is little about the towns of Provence: I miss the colourful descriptions I came across in other, similar books. Georgeanne's style, unfortunately, is somewhat lacklustre. I missed the sparkle which should have been there.
Information and description of people are there, but too thin on the ground. She mentions Donald, her first husband, frequently, but she never gives him a word of dialogue or a mind of his own, so he stays a mere paper cutout and not a real person at all.
I badly missed the more intimate details of her own life, which really should be what a memoir is about. She mentions a second husband, Jim, but we never learn (can you believe) what happened to Donald. Did they divorce or did he die? She does not tell us how Jim came into her life. In the end we also do not know what happened to her children as adults. It's as if Georgeanne went out of her way to keep any personal information a secret -- what a pity. One can reveal one's real life without compromising too much privacy. So a more detailed telling of her own life story would have made this book much more interesting. And then there's a lack of humour, always so welcome in a memoir like this.
She mentions a cooking "school" which she seemed to set up later in life, but again -- no details! I for one would have loved to know why she left her teaching job, and how she came to decide on teaching cookery, and bringing students to Provence.
Maybe the jumping around in time was the most bothersome aspect. I read it to the end, Georgeanne, although your last endless description of village weddings became very tedious.


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